What do animal activists with the animals after they have been poached?

Animal activists do not condone or participate in poaching. Poaching is an illegal and harmful act that results in the suffering and death of animals. Animal activists work to:

* Prevent poaching: They advocate for stronger anti-poaching laws, support conservation efforts, educate the public about the dangers of poaching, and work with local communities to reduce demand for poached animal products.

* Rescue and rehabilitate animals: Some animal activists work with organizations that rescue and rehabilitate animals that have been injured or orphaned due to poaching. These organizations provide veterinary care, shelter, and rehabilitation before returning the animals to the wild, if possible.

* Expose and combat the illegal trade: Animal activists work to expose the networks and individuals involved in poaching and illegal wildlife trade. They pressure governments and international organizations to take action against this criminal activity.

Animal activists are not involved in poaching. They are dedicated to protecting animals and their habitats.